Janet coping with heat, lack of water at Fort Sto. Domingo

ABS-CBN News

MANILA - After spending two months in a hospital, businesswoman Janet Lim-Napoles is adjusting to her environment in detention at Fort Sto. Domingo in Sta. Rosa, Laguna.

The businesswoman has to deal with the heat and lack of water at the police camp, but “she is OK...she is dealing with it,” her lawyer Bruce Rivera said in a text message to The STAR.

Rivera, who visited the police camp on Friday, said he is not aware if Napoles had another incident of bleeding.

Napoles was brought back to detention at Fort Sto. Domingo from the Ospital ng Makati (Osmak) Thursday night. She had been in the hospital since March 31.

Wearing a blue hoodie and a bulletproof vest, Napoles left the hospital in a wheelchair at 9:37 p.m. and was whisked by her police escorts into a gray van, which was followed by a convoy of police vehicles from Police Regional Office 4-A.

Osmak gynecologist Florentina Villanueva testified that Napoles has been responding well to medication, particularly tranexamic acid, and that her bleeding had stopped last May 22. Tranexamic acid is used to stop heavy bleeding.

The court had deferred the return of Napoles to Fort Sto. Domingo on May 23 after one of her doctors testified that she suffered from “significant” bleeding.